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Regional Pharmacokinetics Educational Program
American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 1993An educational program for hospital pharmacists in and near Vermont is described and its impact on departmental clinical practice evaluated. Pharmacists were instructed by practitioners from a single institution in basic pharmacokinetics, practice guidelines for aminoglycoside therapy, and use of a computer program for aminoglycoside dosage ...
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2016
The chapter sketches out aspects of a critical social and educational regionalization research by dealing with the reference problems to which regionalization responds from a specific theoretical perspective: Starting with the distinction between social integration and system integration, it argues that regionalization presents a regulatory policy ...
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The chapter sketches out aspects of a critical social and educational regionalization research by dealing with the reference problems to which regionalization responds from a specific theoretical perspective: Starting with the distinction between social integration and system integration, it argues that regionalization presents a regulatory policy ...
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2017
This chapter is an exploratory study to fill in the knowledge gap related to regionalization of higher education research in Asia and its relationship with the broader Asian regionalism literature and facilitate a better understanding of its evolution and future direction.
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This chapter is an exploratory study to fill in the knowledge gap related to regionalization of higher education research in Asia and its relationship with the broader Asian regionalism literature and facilitate a better understanding of its evolution and future direction.
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Russian Education & Society, 1998
Regional programs for the development of systems of education—what are they? A fashionable fad, a desire to show off, or a social necessity? What is the new pedagogical phenomenon? What has brought it about? Over the past few years these questions have been posed by scientific workers and practicing administrators, both in the center and out in the ...
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Regional programs for the development of systems of education—what are they? A fashionable fad, a desire to show off, or a social necessity? What is the new pedagogical phenomenon? What has brought it about? Over the past few years these questions have been posed by scientific workers and practicing administrators, both in the center and out in the ...
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2022
Abstract This chapter offers a survey of education development in the Middle East and North Africa region (MENA), and how the different crises have changed the global dynamics in education. This chapter first gives an overview of the regional context and the history of education in the region, followed by a discussion of the education
Awatif Boudihaj, Meriem Sahli
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Abstract This chapter offers a survey of education development in the Middle East and North Africa region (MENA), and how the different crises have changed the global dynamics in education. This chapter first gives an overview of the regional context and the history of education in the region, followed by a discussion of the education
Awatif Boudihaj, Meriem Sahli
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Education in the Amazon Region
The amazon region extends over eight countries: Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname, and Venezuela. Almost 36 million inhabitants, one third of them under 18 years of age, currently live in its 7 million km2. All this area has similar geographic, cultural, and environmental features, but also a common challenge.Cecilia Giambruno +4 more
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Higher education regionalization
Higher Education, 1984Is the allocation of higher education resources a means to regional development? Although many governments have approached higher education as part of a wider regional policy, it is still very much an open question whether higher education regionalization really works.
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Vocational Education in the Region
Russian Education & Society, 1994Obviously, no other segment of public education today is in such a contradictory position as vocational education. This is due primarily to the departmental fragmentation of the vocational educational institutions that was inherited from the administrative-command system.
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Regionalism, Devolution and Education
Oxford Review of Education, 1977The debate on devolution has concerned itself mainly with the attempt to satisfy the national demands of the Scots: the gains or losses resulting from the dispersal of power have been a secondary consideration. An active belief in regionalism has been confined to a small number of geographers, planners and political scientists.
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Regional Devolution and Education
1975My task is to examine what gains and losses might result from a reorganisation of education in England on the lines set out in the Kilbrandon Report; but one or two preliminary generalisations may be worth making.
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